Analysis of Climate Variability and Relation to Vegetation in Garamba National Park from 1990-2020

Achille, Lutumba Suika; Zhang, Kebin; Anoma, Christian Jonathan Kouassi

doi:10.4236/oje.2021.1110044

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“…The two points are located near paved roads, in addition, the two points have the same soil class, loam-clay-sandy (Table 3). In Table 3 we have: ˚C: temperature, H: Humidity, Texture: Classification of the soil, FC: Field Capacity, V: If there was vegetation cover (1) or not (0), P: Porosity (dm 3 ), GM: Gravimetric Moisture [(Wet weight − Dry weight/Dry weight) × 100], C (%) -Percentage of Carbon in the sample.…”

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“…According to Achille, L. et al [1] and to Oke [2] the deficient urban and territorial planning together with the model of unbridled urban development con- tributed to an increase in the thermal amplitude of the metropolises. In general, Brazilian cities are characterized by their rapid and disorderly growth, which contributes directly to more intense environmental problems.…”

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Influence of Vegetation on the Climate

Schueler,

Oliveira

2023

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With the growth of the cities, the environment ended up being altered and, among others, the natural cover and native vegetation were replaced by a built environment, which contributed to deep environmental disturbances. One of them, climate change, has attracted attention in recent decades, and can no longer be ignored without greatly compromising the quality of life of human beings. From the scenario in which we are inserted, it became necessary to investigate which factors significantly influence climate change in urban centers. The Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro was the center of this study. From this scenario, the influence of green and wooded areas on urban thermal behavior was analyzed. In this sense, three types of soil surface exposure were studied experimentally during four periods of the year.

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